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Which one is your favorite

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My favorite is ford. I like ford rangers

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Location: Waldron, Arkansas
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Them little 4cyl Nissan 4X4 pickups are pretty nice too! I like em better than the Toyota's.

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I FAVOR CHEVY. HAVE HAD SEVERL, ACTUALLY HAVE A GMC SIERRA NOW. SAME THING. HAD ONE SMALL TOYOTA JUST COULD NOT MAKE MYSELF LIKE IT!!! NOTHING WRONG WITH IT JUST ME.

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Location: Tennessee
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I have a F150 2011 model and love the comfort for long distant driving, by far my favorite truck so far. Ive had Chevys and still keep a 97 model short bed for hunting with 250,000 original miles. Rangers, Nissans, Toyotas are all reliable I have had them all however give me a full sized 1500 truck with a v8 for the room and power, they get the same gas mileage.

I voted Ford BUT the last Dodge I had went 300,000 miles and my current Chevy has 250.

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I like the little ones. Gets me in and out of tight places.

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I like the little ones. Gets me in and out of tight places.

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Location: Williamsville,Virginia
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I gotta 2002 toyota with 250,000 miles. It is a 2.7 liter 4 banger.The on list part I ever had to replace is an 02 sensor. Period!!!! He'll I still got the original headlights, taillights, etc. Still runs like a champ. Rob Gregory

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Them toyotas is hard to beat

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2007 toyota tacoma 215,000. Still going strong

My neighbor had a 2004 Tacoma that had over 330,000 miles on it and his previous one had 275,000 on it. Neither one had anything done but routine maintanence. He passed away this summer so who now show many miles he would've got on the 2004

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Here's my beater!!! They just don't make em like that no more!!! 460 engine, 4wd this thing will climb a tree!!!

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good looking ford and i bet it will climb a tree lol.i had a 79,best truck i ever had.

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Thanks skeets. It steers like a boat, gotta put a steering gear box in it. Right now its mandated to off-road only!!! Lol

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Hard to beat a dodge with a Cummins motor 2010 crew cab dulley

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Originally posted by bobbycagle1
Here's my beater!!! They just don't make em like that no more!!! 460 engine, 4wd this thing will climb a tree!!!

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I know. It just loves that gasoline!!! Oh, but that power sure does sound and feel good though!!!! Lol

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mr. cagle i put a steering gear box in my 79 and it wasnt to bad,the hardest thing was getting the air out of the power steering lines.them 460s will flat haul the mail,they come in handy when your trying to run down them walker dogs.lol

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That's funny!!! I never thought of it that way!

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Buddy has a Subaru Brat, early 80's version. Pulls my pop up camper, gets close to 30 mpg and can go places where mountain goats think twice. Only seats two but for hunting it's awesome.

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Them things are tough! My father in law had one of them he delivered the mail in out in rural sw Oklahoma. Tough!! But I bet he had a flat everyday!!!

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Chevrolet all the way,never had any luck w/ any of the others.I can't keep a Ford runnin',like 'em but they don't like me I reckon.

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i love my ford truck's had 2 chevy tucks didn't like neither

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i love my ford truck's had 2 chevy tucks didn't like neither

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Now hillbilly you know ya like any kind you can turn a buck on

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Registered: Oct 2014
Location: Mich.
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Own chevy s simce 1972 never had a problem with any of them.coon hunted out of them all.Like anything American..

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Them Ford's are catching the Chevy's on the poll.

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